Tag: Husserl

• Tis in ourselves that we are thus or thus

  I must have learned a bit about phenomenology in Philosophy courses at university, but except for the fact that it has something to do with lived experience and consciousness, I have pretty well forgotten almost everything about it in the intervening years, I’m afraid. The name alone was enough for it to merit a place […]

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  August 19, 2020

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  Aeon.co, biopsies, care, Copenhagen University, Dan Zahavi, Heidegger, Husserl, Jonathan Smith, lived experience, Max Van Manen, medicine, nursing, Oxford University, phenomenology, philosophy

• The Me of Science

  This is going to sound trite, but have you ever wondered about your role in Science? Really. I mean that of your consciousness in apprehending and interpreting that which is measured: the ‘Me’-ness which separates each of us from whatever we’re doing -or, rather, which joins us to it: joins us to the other? I […]

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  November 20, 2019

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  Adam Frank, Aeon.com, Alfred North Whitehead, blind spot of science, Dartmouth College New Hampshire, emergent phenomena, Evan Thompson, experience, God’s-eye view, Husserl, lived experience, Marcelo Gleiser, Mind, reality, Science, University of British Columbia, University of Rochester